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mingle

verb as in physically join

verb as in socialize

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At the Nest bar in Indian Wells, tourists from Canada and Oregon on Wednesday night mingled with silver-haired locals.

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“Nashville is a small world, and all the people in the business kind of know each other and mingle.”

A large rotating platform was built to depict “mingle,” a game where players must gather a certain number of people in a room under a deadline in order to survive to the next round.

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This was one of my very first forays back into the world post-COVID-19 vaccine, and I was mostly ready to mix and mingle again with the masses.

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When the team was invited to his house for a Halloween party last week, he urged the players to try and promote the team while they mingled with his Manhattan Beach neighbors.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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